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18 Sep 2012 13:37 #102091
by Googley
why are you misquoting my story to fuel your point?
GL never converted and never needed to !
The gal realized that she needed to come back home and did so with both eyes and arms opened! :cool:
She is at home, back to her roots!
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18 Sep 2012 13:41 #102096
by Kwami
Ketchem wahts to come home as well but first he wants me to explain about the Lanka bridge
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18 Sep 2012 13:46 #102101
by VillageBelle
that i know :cool:
but as it is said in the Q'uran
Verse
256 of Al-Baqara
is one of the most quoted verses in the
holy scripture, the Qyran
. It famously notes that "there is no compulsion in religion."
and I like this explanation also....
A famous letter sent by 36 Islamic scholars to [color=rgb(11, 0, 128)]Pope Benedict XVI[/color] addressed this verse:
"this verse is acknowledged to belong to the period of Quranic revelation corresponding to the political and military ascendance of the young Muslim community. ‘There is no compulsion in religion’ was not a command to Muslims to remain steadfast in the face of the desire of their oppressors to force them to renounce their faith, but was a reminder to Muslims themselves, once they had attained power, that they could not force another's heart to believe. There is no compulsion in religion addresses those in a position of strength, not weakness. The earliest commentaries on the Qur'an (such as that of Al-Tabari) make it clear that some Muslims of Medina wanted to force their children to convert from Judaism or Christianity to Islam, and this verse was precisely an answer to them not to try to force their children to convert to Islam."[color=rgb(11, 0, 128)][1][/color]
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18 Sep 2012 13:48 #102104
by Nargis
yeah i know what Quran says.
but when ppl convert to get married majority dont actually follow the religion. they just do it for do it sake.
1 big sham if you ask me.
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